So ... several millennia ago, I made this Christmas quilt to teach at Bernina Connection, (on Monday, November 3rd from 10 -2 ... if anyone asks) put together this pattern and nearly exhausted/killed myself in the process.
Someday I hope to be in the category of so many quilt designer/pattern publisher/super women/bloggers that I know who enlist the help of professionals to photograph/print their patterns, but for now it's just me and the guy at Kinko's who helps out the do-it-yourselfers ... and is frankly just a little weird.
But ... inspite of all those disclaimers, I am still proud/pleased as punch/tickled pink. I'm taking them in tomorrow to be sold.
At least that is my hope/wish/dream.
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11 comments:
I love your logo. The quilt is cute too!
i have a feeling those will fly off the shelves, that pattern is SO great. good luck!
Ugh, I'll buy one, and I don't even know how to sew really.
How cool is that! Good Luck! It's adorable. I love the logo! Way cute too. ooxx`jod
Very Cool! It looks great!Watch out Martha.
Congratulations!
I discovered you throught Nanette at Freda's Hive. I LOVE that pattern, and would love to purchase one! It is adorable! You and the Kinko's guy did a very good job.
I often think the projects done the scrappy, do-it-yourself way are the most rewarding. That said, you and the Kinkos guy turned out a very professional-looking product. And the quilt is cute, too (Reminds me of those dresses/aprons you made for us one Christmas).
Congratulations!!! I'm so proud of you! Great job on the packaging and I LOVE the logo. The quilt is darling, it has this retro feel that is so popular now. Way to go GIRL!!!!!
great job...:) They will go like hotcakes:)!!
I just know your pattern will sell and sell!! You are smart to market patterns - I wrote two books on quilting through American Quilters Society. For the amount of work that was necessary, I didn't make all that much money. Good luck to you - I'm excited for you! Sally
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